@Sitdown - LMAO haha rumble...oh no what will we do without rumble?!?! Did you really just say that? That was the only thing you mentioned that actually affected gamers.
Sony Music and PlayStation are a separate division, so what one does, is not the fault of the other. I would have understood the PSN "hack" thing, but rumble, bwaahaha. They didn't lose 70 million user details, and they did the right thing of stopping the service entirely to actually fix it and ...
Can you just STFU already? It's getting sad to see you make this comment over and over.
One of the best games this generation, I'm not saying it's the best, but it's up there. Anyone that can't see that has either not played the game, or is a complete idiot. The reviewer is the latter.
It probably feels wider because there is less dead space around the face buttons and d-pad. They've tried to make it as wide as possible, without increasing the size of the overall controller too much.
Well at least that's what it looks like
@angelic - WTF are you talking about?? It remains to be seen on BOTH platforms! Saying 300,000 servers and 5 billion transistors means nothing until you actually see the results, and so far it looks like the "power of the cloud" on the Xbone is just dedicated servers. Guess what, dedicated servers have existed for games for YEARS on PC, and PS3 has had them for several games!
There's nothing new, cloud computing is a pipe dream until internet connections are act...
Imagine how crap the Xbone would be without Sony giving this much pressure.
PS4 advantage as it stands:
Smaller console
More powerful console
Cheaper
Better PR
More diverse launch lineup (was going to say better but this is subjective)
Much better firs party studios
Self-publishing
Way less restrictive online
More stock produced, especially when you look at the stock differences that appear to be the case in every store. Suggests that the rumour about Xbox One yield issues may be true. ...
@miztv - if they don't sell what they expected during launch, they will drop the price. How does that not make sense? They'll launch it at 499 even if preorder numbers are low, because there are a certain amount of people, the " fools" that Pachter is talking about, who will buy the console at whatever price.
Hoping for MM and Studio Liverpool (or what's left of them) games.
I think this is more to do with stuff like the US is pretty much one large landmass, and it is easier to implement the server infrastructure etc. I'd also argue that people in the US want BC more than other territories, I personally don't care about BC, but sucks that Europe is getting shafted like always.
Yep it's fake, there are a few spelling errors at the bottom such as make.belive, always cracks me up that these fake image creators can never spell lol.
I'm probably alone in this, but when I got my 360, I was severely disappointed with Dead Rising. All the fanboys were proclaiming it was this amazing game, and tbh, it was a glorified tech demo. As an IP, I think it is absolute crap, and I don't see how people think this is a good game. It boggles the mind.
People who think the PS4 WON'T be an entertainment center, are complete idiots. The PS3 is an amazing media center, far better than the Xbox 360, and is the most used device for things like Netflix. PS4 will have ALL these features and more.
On topic - PS4 has already got better confirmed Day One games than the Xbone. Halo and Titanfall are late 2014 games, so why would anyone with a bit of common sense think the Xbone has a better launch line up?
All I have to say is, that dudes moustache is killer.
When it ended I was like... DAMN!.. and was thinking to myself, " a lot of people won't like this ending".
All they've done here is gone to a few Gamestop stores in their local areas, average out the numbers, and multiplied that by the number of Gamestop stores in the US. It is nowhere near enough of an indication of what the pre-order numbers are, because a lot of people are pre-ordering online, and they won't have these numbers.
@plazehd -bit of a moot point there because you rarely play a game again after the first couple of months. So it doesn't matter if it expires after that. You'll only see how good it is once you actually have PS+, it is much much better than it was when it first launched.
Unfortunately, a lot of people do judge a game by its cover in stores, and this looks terrible. It doesn't explain at all what the game is about, whereas the generic, "standing dude with a gun" on the cover does, and gets the message across way better.
Not at launch, but maybe next year because there are no games at launch that I would like. I still don't trust MS so I would like to see how it goes.
@all who are saying 2014 for PS4 - Titanfall is NOT a launch title, but I'd expect 6 months after it launches on Xbone.